Lefred and I spent a bit of time
making innotop 1.9.1.
We’ve released a new version mainly to include MySQL 5.6 support
as well as including some bugs fixed by Baron Schwartz
and Frédéric Descamps.
You can download the .tar.gz and rpm’s (new!) at
http://code.google.com/p/innotop/downloads/list
Bugs fixed:
Oh yes, 2012 was an incredible year for the MySQL
Community!
That’s why I would like to change the rules this year and I would
like to offer you a new survey for this [Plus]Â reader’s
choice 2012.
Community users, bloggers and events made the whole community
last year, tell us how you used this community?
It will only take 5 minutes of your precious time, votes
will be closed Jan. 31.
Vote for what you used! (with your heart, again…)
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. Baron Schwartz |
This guest post is from our friends at Percona. They’re
hosting Percona Live London from October 24-25,
2011. Percona Live is a two day summit with 100% technical
sessions led by some of the most established speakers in the
MySQL field.
In the London area and interested in attending? We are giving away two free passes in the next few days. Watch our @tokutek twitter feed for a chance to win. |
Did you know that the following query actually performs a JOIN? You can’t see it, but it’s there:
SELECT the_day, COUNT(*), SUM(clicks), SUM(cost) FROM ad_clicks_by_day WHERE the_day >= …[Read more]
Two themes emerged at this week's MySQL conference: Mix your relational database with less formal solutions and move to the cloud. Naturally, the event included many other talks of a more immediate practical nature: data warehousing and business intelligence, performance (both in MySQL configuration and in the environment, which includes the changes caused by replacing disks with Flash), how to scale up, and new features in both MySQL and its children. But everyone seemed to agree that MySQL does not stand alone.
The world of databases have changed both in scale and in use. As Baron Schwartz said in his broad-vision keynote, databases are starting to need to handle petabytes. And he criticized open source database options as having poorer performance than proprietary ones. As for use, the databases struggle to meet two types of requirements: requests from business users for …
[Read more]I did an interview with Barton George from Sun while I was at the conference last week. Barton has now posted the interview. If you’re quick, you can listen to it before I do.
Topics: everything and anything, including Maatkit and PostgreSQL.
Baron Schwartz, Barton George, maatkit, mysqluc08, mysqluc2008, Podcast, …
[Read more]Today, we officially launched Kickfire. As part of our announcement we published, together with Sun Microsystems, record-breaking TPC-H benchmark numbers (data warehousing industry benchmarks) as well as a series of significant partnerships in the Open Source world.
There has been a lot of work here over the last two years to get us to this point and I am very proud of the team for getting us to where we are today. Two years ago we just had a vision; today that vision became reality – one substantiated by independent industry benchmarks.
For those of you unfamiliar with these benchmarks let me give you a brief overview to explain why we …
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